Social Protection for Disaster Risk Management
Social protection can help build people’s social and economic resilience against disasters in Myanmar. Regular cash transfers, including public works programs, can help smooth consumption,build and maintain assets, and develop human capital to better cope with natural hazards. Disaster risk management (DRM) systems can be linked to social protection programs to trigger a safetynet response in times of emergencies. Community-driven development (CDD) programs could provide a useful platform for social protection programming to respond to disasters and build long termresilience in Myanmar.
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dig-okr-10986223242024-08-07T20:22:48Z Social Protection for Disaster Risk Management Opportunities for Myanmar Stokkel, Inge FLOODING SOCIAL PROTECTION MECHANISM EMERGENCY NEEDS EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS EMERGENCY AID RISKS RESCUE STORM DELIVERY MECHANISMS DISASTER RECOVERY EARLY WARNING RISK REDUCTION INFORMAL SAFETY NETS INFORMATION SYSTEM STORMS TRANSFER BENEFITS SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS CLIMATIC SHOCKS DISASTER DAMAGES SOCIAL PROTECTION INSTRUMENTS DISASTER-AFFECTED PEOPLE DISASTER PREVENTION SAVING SOCIAL ASSISTANCE DISASTER EVENTS EARTHQUAKES EXTREME WEATHER TSUNAMIS SAFETY NETS SMOOTHING CONSUMPTION DISASTER RELIEF SAVINGS TSUNAMI RELIEF NATURAL DISASTER DISASTER RESPONSE FLOODS VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS NATURAL HAZARD EMERGENCIES SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMS NATURAL DISASTERS DISASTER COMMUNITY DOCUMENTS DISASTERS SOCIAL SECURITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE SOCIAL PROTECTION FIRE EMERGENCY OPERATIONS HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE CASH BENEFITS FARMERS LANDSLIDES SEARCH AND RESCUE SERVICE DELIVERY CASH TRANSFERS DISASTER-AFFECTED POPULATIONS DISASTER VICTIMS BANKS COPING MECHANISMS TECHNOLOGY SOCIAL PROTECTION INTERVENTIONS DROUGHTS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS HUMAN CAPITAL EMERGENCY EARTHQUAKE VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES REDUCING POVERTY FOOD SECURITY DISASTER REDUCTION CLIMATE CHANGE DISASTER RISK DROUGHT FIRES INSURANCE SCHEMES TENTS INSURANCE PRODUCTS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE BANK FOOD ASSISTANCE EXTREME EVENTS VULNERABLE GROUPS DECLARATION VICTIMS DAMAGE DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AGENCY IMPACT OF DISASTERS WEATHER EVENT VULNERABILITY TO DISASTERS DISASTER PREPAREDNESS DISASTER MANAGEMENT VULNERABLE PEOPLE FLOOD TRANSFER PROGRAMS REHABILITATION PROGRAMS SOCIAL WELFARE ERUPTION EMERGENCY FOOD INSURANCE FOOD INSECURITY RISK COPING SUBSISTENCE FARMERS RESPONSE TO DISASTER WORK PROGRAM RISK DISASTER RESPONSES WARNING SYSTEMS INSURANCE MECHANISMS DISASTER RISK REDUCTION RISK MANAGEMENT ASPECTS OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY FOR DISASTER REDUCTION EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS SOCIAL PROTECTION INSTRUMENT WEATHER EVENTS SAFETY NATURAL HAZARDS EXTREME WEATHER EVENT RECONSTRUCTION RISK MITIGATION Social protection can help build people’s social and economic resilience against disasters in Myanmar. Regular cash transfers, including public works programs, can help smooth consumption,build and maintain assets, and develop human capital to better cope with natural hazards. Disaster risk management (DRM) systems can be linked to social protection programs to trigger a safetynet response in times of emergencies. Community-driven development (CDD) programs could provide a useful platform for social protection programming to respond to disasters and build long termresilience in Myanmar. 2015-07-28T21:40:03Z 2015-07-28T21:40:03Z 2015-07-07 Report Rapport Informe http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/07/24764920/social-protection-disaster-risk-management-opportunities-myanmar https://hdl.handle.net/10986/22324 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank application/pdf text/plain World Bank, Washington, DC |
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FLOODING SOCIAL PROTECTION MECHANISM EMERGENCY NEEDS EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS EMERGENCY AID RISKS RESCUE STORM DELIVERY MECHANISMS DISASTER RECOVERY EARLY WARNING RISK REDUCTION INFORMAL SAFETY NETS INFORMATION SYSTEM STORMS TRANSFER BENEFITS SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS CLIMATIC SHOCKS DISASTER DAMAGES SOCIAL PROTECTION INSTRUMENTS DISASTER-AFFECTED PEOPLE DISASTER PREVENTION SAVING SOCIAL ASSISTANCE DISASTER EVENTS EARTHQUAKES EXTREME WEATHER TSUNAMIS SAFETY NETS SMOOTHING CONSUMPTION DISASTER RELIEF SAVINGS TSUNAMI RELIEF NATURAL DISASTER DISASTER RESPONSE FLOODS VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS NATURAL HAZARD EMERGENCIES SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMS NATURAL DISASTERS DISASTER COMMUNITY DOCUMENTS DISASTERS SOCIAL SECURITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE SOCIAL PROTECTION FIRE EMERGENCY OPERATIONS HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE CASH BENEFITS FARMERS LANDSLIDES SEARCH AND RESCUE SERVICE DELIVERY CASH TRANSFERS DISASTER-AFFECTED POPULATIONS DISASTER VICTIMS BANKS COPING MECHANISMS TECHNOLOGY SOCIAL PROTECTION INTERVENTIONS DROUGHTS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS HUMAN CAPITAL EMERGENCY EARTHQUAKE VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES REDUCING POVERTY FOOD SECURITY DISASTER REDUCTION CLIMATE CHANGE DISASTER RISK DROUGHT FIRES INSURANCE SCHEMES TENTS INSURANCE PRODUCTS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE BANK FOOD ASSISTANCE EXTREME EVENTS VULNERABLE GROUPS DECLARATION VICTIMS DAMAGE DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AGENCY IMPACT OF DISASTERS WEATHER EVENT VULNERABILITY TO DISASTERS DISASTER PREPAREDNESS DISASTER MANAGEMENT VULNERABLE PEOPLE FLOOD TRANSFER PROGRAMS REHABILITATION PROGRAMS SOCIAL WELFARE ERUPTION EMERGENCY FOOD INSURANCE FOOD INSECURITY RISK COPING SUBSISTENCE FARMERS RESPONSE TO DISASTER WORK PROGRAM RISK DISASTER RESPONSES WARNING SYSTEMS INSURANCE MECHANISMS DISASTER RISK REDUCTION RISK MANAGEMENT ASPECTS OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY FOR DISASTER REDUCTION EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS SOCIAL PROTECTION INSTRUMENT WEATHER EVENTS SAFETY NATURAL HAZARDS EXTREME WEATHER EVENT RECONSTRUCTION RISK MITIGATION FLOODING SOCIAL PROTECTION MECHANISM EMERGENCY NEEDS EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS EMERGENCY AID RISKS RESCUE STORM DELIVERY MECHANISMS DISASTER RECOVERY EARLY WARNING RISK REDUCTION INFORMAL SAFETY NETS INFORMATION SYSTEM STORMS TRANSFER BENEFITS SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS CLIMATIC SHOCKS DISASTER DAMAGES SOCIAL PROTECTION INSTRUMENTS DISASTER-AFFECTED PEOPLE DISASTER PREVENTION SAVING SOCIAL ASSISTANCE DISASTER EVENTS EARTHQUAKES EXTREME WEATHER TSUNAMIS SAFETY NETS SMOOTHING CONSUMPTION DISASTER RELIEF SAVINGS TSUNAMI RELIEF NATURAL DISASTER DISASTER RESPONSE FLOODS VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS NATURAL HAZARD EMERGENCIES SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMS NATURAL DISASTERS DISASTER COMMUNITY DOCUMENTS DISASTERS SOCIAL SECURITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE SOCIAL PROTECTION FIRE EMERGENCY OPERATIONS HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE CASH BENEFITS FARMERS LANDSLIDES SEARCH AND RESCUE SERVICE DELIVERY CASH TRANSFERS DISASTER-AFFECTED POPULATIONS DISASTER VICTIMS BANKS COPING MECHANISMS TECHNOLOGY SOCIAL PROTECTION INTERVENTIONS DROUGHTS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS HUMAN CAPITAL EMERGENCY EARTHQUAKE VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES REDUCING POVERTY FOOD SECURITY DISASTER REDUCTION CLIMATE CHANGE DISASTER RISK DROUGHT FIRES INSURANCE SCHEMES TENTS INSURANCE PRODUCTS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE BANK FOOD ASSISTANCE EXTREME EVENTS VULNERABLE GROUPS DECLARATION VICTIMS DAMAGE DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AGENCY IMPACT OF DISASTERS WEATHER EVENT VULNERABILITY TO DISASTERS DISASTER PREPAREDNESS DISASTER MANAGEMENT VULNERABLE PEOPLE FLOOD TRANSFER PROGRAMS REHABILITATION PROGRAMS SOCIAL WELFARE ERUPTION EMERGENCY FOOD INSURANCE FOOD INSECURITY RISK COPING SUBSISTENCE FARMERS RESPONSE TO DISASTER WORK PROGRAM RISK DISASTER RESPONSES WARNING SYSTEMS INSURANCE MECHANISMS DISASTER RISK REDUCTION RISK MANAGEMENT ASPECTS OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY FOR DISASTER REDUCTION EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS SOCIAL PROTECTION INSTRUMENT WEATHER EVENTS SAFETY NATURAL HAZARDS EXTREME WEATHER EVENT RECONSTRUCTION RISK MITIGATION |
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FLOODING SOCIAL PROTECTION MECHANISM EMERGENCY NEEDS EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS EMERGENCY AID RISKS RESCUE STORM DELIVERY MECHANISMS DISASTER RECOVERY EARLY WARNING RISK REDUCTION INFORMAL SAFETY NETS INFORMATION SYSTEM STORMS TRANSFER BENEFITS SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS CLIMATIC SHOCKS DISASTER DAMAGES SOCIAL PROTECTION INSTRUMENTS DISASTER-AFFECTED PEOPLE DISASTER PREVENTION SAVING SOCIAL ASSISTANCE DISASTER EVENTS EARTHQUAKES EXTREME WEATHER TSUNAMIS SAFETY NETS SMOOTHING CONSUMPTION DISASTER RELIEF SAVINGS TSUNAMI RELIEF NATURAL DISASTER DISASTER RESPONSE FLOODS VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS NATURAL HAZARD EMERGENCIES SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMS NATURAL DISASTERS DISASTER COMMUNITY DOCUMENTS DISASTERS SOCIAL SECURITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE SOCIAL PROTECTION FIRE EMERGENCY OPERATIONS HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE CASH BENEFITS FARMERS LANDSLIDES SEARCH AND RESCUE SERVICE DELIVERY CASH TRANSFERS DISASTER-AFFECTED POPULATIONS DISASTER VICTIMS BANKS COPING MECHANISMS TECHNOLOGY SOCIAL PROTECTION INTERVENTIONS DROUGHTS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS HUMAN CAPITAL EMERGENCY EARTHQUAKE VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES REDUCING POVERTY FOOD SECURITY DISASTER REDUCTION CLIMATE CHANGE DISASTER RISK DROUGHT FIRES INSURANCE SCHEMES TENTS INSURANCE PRODUCTS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE BANK FOOD ASSISTANCE EXTREME EVENTS VULNERABLE GROUPS DECLARATION VICTIMS DAMAGE DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AGENCY IMPACT OF DISASTERS WEATHER EVENT VULNERABILITY TO DISASTERS DISASTER PREPAREDNESS DISASTER MANAGEMENT VULNERABLE PEOPLE FLOOD TRANSFER PROGRAMS REHABILITATION PROGRAMS SOCIAL WELFARE ERUPTION EMERGENCY FOOD INSURANCE FOOD INSECURITY RISK COPING SUBSISTENCE FARMERS RESPONSE TO DISASTER WORK PROGRAM RISK DISASTER RESPONSES WARNING SYSTEMS INSURANCE MECHANISMS DISASTER RISK REDUCTION RISK MANAGEMENT ASPECTS OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY FOR DISASTER REDUCTION EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS SOCIAL PROTECTION INSTRUMENT WEATHER EVENTS SAFETY NATURAL HAZARDS EXTREME WEATHER EVENT RECONSTRUCTION RISK MITIGATION FLOODING SOCIAL PROTECTION MECHANISM EMERGENCY NEEDS EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS EMERGENCY AID RISKS RESCUE STORM DELIVERY MECHANISMS DISASTER RECOVERY EARLY WARNING RISK REDUCTION INFORMAL SAFETY NETS INFORMATION SYSTEM STORMS TRANSFER BENEFITS SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS CLIMATIC SHOCKS DISASTER DAMAGES SOCIAL PROTECTION INSTRUMENTS DISASTER-AFFECTED PEOPLE DISASTER PREVENTION SAVING SOCIAL ASSISTANCE DISASTER EVENTS EARTHQUAKES EXTREME WEATHER TSUNAMIS SAFETY NETS SMOOTHING CONSUMPTION DISASTER RELIEF SAVINGS TSUNAMI RELIEF NATURAL DISASTER DISASTER RESPONSE FLOODS VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS NATURAL HAZARD EMERGENCIES SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMS NATURAL DISASTERS DISASTER COMMUNITY DOCUMENTS DISASTERS SOCIAL SECURITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE SOCIAL PROTECTION FIRE EMERGENCY OPERATIONS HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE CASH BENEFITS FARMERS LANDSLIDES SEARCH AND RESCUE SERVICE DELIVERY CASH TRANSFERS DISASTER-AFFECTED POPULATIONS DISASTER VICTIMS BANKS COPING MECHANISMS TECHNOLOGY SOCIAL PROTECTION INTERVENTIONS DROUGHTS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS HUMAN CAPITAL EMERGENCY EARTHQUAKE VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES REDUCING POVERTY FOOD SECURITY DISASTER REDUCTION CLIMATE CHANGE DISASTER RISK DROUGHT FIRES INSURANCE SCHEMES TENTS INSURANCE PRODUCTS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE BANK FOOD ASSISTANCE EXTREME EVENTS VULNERABLE GROUPS DECLARATION VICTIMS DAMAGE DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AGENCY IMPACT OF DISASTERS WEATHER EVENT VULNERABILITY TO DISASTERS DISASTER PREPAREDNESS DISASTER MANAGEMENT VULNERABLE PEOPLE FLOOD TRANSFER PROGRAMS REHABILITATION PROGRAMS SOCIAL WELFARE ERUPTION EMERGENCY FOOD INSURANCE FOOD INSECURITY RISK COPING SUBSISTENCE FARMERS RESPONSE TO DISASTER WORK PROGRAM RISK DISASTER RESPONSES WARNING SYSTEMS INSURANCE MECHANISMS DISASTER RISK REDUCTION RISK MANAGEMENT ASPECTS OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY FOR DISASTER REDUCTION EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS SOCIAL PROTECTION INSTRUMENT WEATHER EVENTS SAFETY NATURAL HAZARDS EXTREME WEATHER EVENT RECONSTRUCTION RISK MITIGATION Stokkel, Inge Social Protection for Disaster Risk Management |
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Social protection can help build
people’s social and economic resilience against disasters in
Myanmar. Regular cash transfers, including public works
programs, can help smooth consumption,build and maintain
assets, and develop human capital to better cope with
natural hazards. Disaster risk management (DRM) systems can
be linked to social protection programs to trigger a
safetynet response in times of emergencies. Community-driven
development (CDD) programs could provide a useful platform
for social protection programming to respond to disasters
and build long termresilience in Myanmar. |
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Report |
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FLOODING SOCIAL PROTECTION MECHANISM EMERGENCY NEEDS EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS EMERGENCY AID RISKS RESCUE STORM DELIVERY MECHANISMS DISASTER RECOVERY EARLY WARNING RISK REDUCTION INFORMAL SAFETY NETS INFORMATION SYSTEM STORMS TRANSFER BENEFITS SOCIAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS CLIMATIC SHOCKS DISASTER DAMAGES SOCIAL PROTECTION INSTRUMENTS DISASTER-AFFECTED PEOPLE DISASTER PREVENTION SAVING SOCIAL ASSISTANCE DISASTER EVENTS EARTHQUAKES EXTREME WEATHER TSUNAMIS SAFETY NETS SMOOTHING CONSUMPTION DISASTER RELIEF SAVINGS TSUNAMI RELIEF NATURAL DISASTER DISASTER RESPONSE FLOODS VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS NATURAL HAZARD EMERGENCIES SOCIAL PROTECTION PROGRAMS NATURAL DISASTERS DISASTER COMMUNITY DOCUMENTS DISASTERS SOCIAL SECURITY EMERGENCY RESPONSE SOCIAL PROTECTION FIRE EMERGENCY OPERATIONS HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE CASH BENEFITS FARMERS LANDSLIDES SEARCH AND RESCUE SERVICE DELIVERY CASH TRANSFERS DISASTER-AFFECTED POPULATIONS DISASTER VICTIMS BANKS COPING MECHANISMS TECHNOLOGY SOCIAL PROTECTION INTERVENTIONS DROUGHTS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS HUMAN CAPITAL EMERGENCY EARTHQUAKE VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES REDUCING POVERTY FOOD SECURITY DISASTER REDUCTION CLIMATE CHANGE DISASTER RISK DROUGHT FIRES INSURANCE SCHEMES TENTS INSURANCE PRODUCTS SCHOOL ATTENDANCE BANK FOOD ASSISTANCE EXTREME EVENTS VULNERABLE GROUPS DECLARATION VICTIMS DAMAGE DISASTER PREPAREDNESS AGENCY IMPACT OF DISASTERS WEATHER EVENT VULNERABILITY TO DISASTERS DISASTER PREPAREDNESS DISASTER MANAGEMENT VULNERABLE PEOPLE FLOOD TRANSFER PROGRAMS REHABILITATION PROGRAMS SOCIAL WELFARE ERUPTION EMERGENCY FOOD INSURANCE FOOD INSECURITY RISK COPING SUBSISTENCE FARMERS RESPONSE TO DISASTER WORK PROGRAM RISK DISASTER RESPONSES WARNING SYSTEMS INSURANCE MECHANISMS DISASTER RISK REDUCTION RISK MANAGEMENT ASPECTS OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL STRATEGY FOR DISASTER REDUCTION EXTREME WEATHER EVENTS SOCIAL PROTECTION INSTRUMENT WEATHER EVENTS SAFETY NATURAL HAZARDS EXTREME WEATHER EVENT RECONSTRUCTION RISK MITIGATION |
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Stokkel, Inge |
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Stokkel, Inge |
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Social Protection for Disaster Risk Management |
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Social Protection for Disaster Risk Management |
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Social Protection for Disaster Risk Management |
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Social Protection for Disaster Risk Management |
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Social Protection for Disaster Risk Management |
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social protection for disaster risk management |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2015-07-07 |
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